Great News!! I have received conditional approval from Washington State Liquor Control Board to operate a brewery. WSLCB was a pleasure to deal with. They were very helpful and eager to answer any questions along the way. This letter confirms the Board’s intent to issue a liquor license after all conditions listed below [...]
Full Story »Conditional Approval from Washington State
Great News!! I have received conditional approval from Washington State Liquor Control Board to operate a brewery. WSLCB was a pleasure to deal with. They were very helpful and eager to answer any questions along the way. This letter confirms the Board’s intent to issue a liquor license after all conditions listed below [...]
Washington State Nanobrewery (Microbrewery) approved at Local Level
Approved! I have been approved by local government for a home occupancy microbrewery. The process took around two weeks from filing to approval. The application process was fairly straight forward. I had to complete multiple pages of paperwork and pay the application fee. I was asked numerous questions by local county planners after the application [...]
Starting a Microbrewery (Nanobrewery) in Washington State
After years of home brewing and lots of research, I have completed my first of many applications to start a Nanobrewery on my residential property in Washington State. I use the term Nanobrewery loosely. Washington State doesn’t actually license a Nanobrewery. They offer a license for Domestic Brewery for production over 60,000 per year or [...]
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Washington State Nanobrewery (Microbrewery) approved at Local Level
Approved! I have been approved by local government for a home occupancy microbrewery. The process took around two weeks from filing to approval. The application process was fairly straight forward. I had to complete multiple pages of paperwork and pay the application fee. I was asked numerous questions by local county planners after the application [...]
Full Story »Starting a Microbrewery (Nanobrewery) in Washington State
After years of home brewing and lots of research, I have completed my first of many applications to start a Nanobrewery on my residential property in Washington State. I use the term Nanobrewery loosely. Washington State doesn’t actually license a Nanobrewery. They offer a license for Domestic Brewery for production over 60,000 per year or [...]
Full Story »Fermentation Temperature Controller for sale
This unit is a 110 volt single stage Love temperature controller which in installed in a quality plastic enclosure. The power cord is 14 gauge and is approximately 8′ in length. This controller is rated for 15 amps. The temperature probe is a PTC type sensor with a brass cap. The sensor cable is [...]
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Full Story »Hop Spider Build
I’ve tried various methods of adding hops to my boil kettle during the course of the last several years. When I first started brewing, I was brewing extract beers. With this process, I used lots of hop pellets. With the pellets came the hop bag. Some of the beers required two or three separate hops bags depending on [...]
Full Story »3 Tier Beer Brewing Stand Update #5
My new beer brewing stand is getting so close I can almost taste the home brew. All of the hard plumbing of the gas lines has been completed and tested. The gas valve and pilot light works as expected. After I tightened the pilot light compression fitting the brewing stand seems leak free! I have [...]
Full Story »3 Tier Beer Brewing stand Update #4
The propane banjo burner and propane jet burner have been plumbed. The main vertical tube is assembled using 1/2″ steel black pipe. The Banjo burner has a 1/4″ ball valve assembled in-line. This system is designed for 10 (or less) psi propane to enter the main black pipe assembly. From there, the propane will flow [...]
Full Story »Beer Brewing Temperature Control using Johnson Controls
A friend of mine wanted me to assemble a temperature control box for his gas valve. He chose the Johnson Control A419 to be the heart of his system. The controller has a digital display with adjustable differential. It can be used to heat or cool and features a wide setpoint temperature range (-30° F to [...]
Full Story »3 Tier Brewing Stand Update #3
One of the main components of my mash process is the Tri Clover RIMS tube which I purchased from Brewers Hardware. The RIMS tube contains an electric water heater element and temperature sensor. Liquid wort will be circulated through the RIMS tube. The BCS 460 will turn the heating element on and off based on [...]
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Beer Brewing Temperature Control using Johnson Controls
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